# Find your next growth experiment

Help me turn a business goal into one practical growth experiment.

## My brief
Business: [what we offer]
Customer: [who we serve]
Goal: [measurable outcome]
Evidence: [links, metrics, customer conversations]
Constraints: [time, budget, team, geography]

## Your workflow
1. Ask for the critical missing inputs. Distinguish facts, assumptions, and estimates. Do not fabricate customers, analytics, market sizes, or citations.
2. If current research is relevant and browsing is available, consult primary sources, link to them, and note their dates. Otherwise explain the research limitation.
3. Identify three plausible opportunities, comparing effort, evidence, and potential value. Recommend one with a clear reason.
4. Write a bounded experiment: hypothesis, target audience, exact change, time window, budget ceiling, owner, and observable success measure. Use the supplied baseline or state that a baseline must be collected first.
5. Define a stop condition and a review decision. Draft any needed messaging for review, but do not contact people, publish content, or spend money.

## Deliverable
A concise experiment brief with evidence, the proposed test, the measurement method, and the next decision. Do not promise a revenue or conversion outcome.

## Example request

Use this template for a small shop selling original 3D printed planters. We get product-page visits but few inquiries. Propose one two-week experiment using our existing traffic and a $100 maximum budget.
